Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1887, Page 4

—_— cm, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. M LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m, For District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary! Virginia, and North Carolina, fair weather, fol lowed diiring Tuesday by local rains, Increasing Southerly winds, veering to colder westerly. you need spring overcoat or suit, or your boy needs spring clothing, we can Supply you with better quality and lower price than any house in Washington, as we are the only actual manufacturers of clothing In the elty. ‘Erseaaw Bros. cor. 7th and sta, PROCTER S LN-SE-CT P-O-W-D-E-R, Sete Will Kil every Insect on your premises. Sold every- where. Guest GLasWARE SALz at The Fair, S12 7th st. po Ove Doutak axp NixeTy CENTS Will buy a Deautiful light Derby, either Duniap or Broadway Block. Franc, the popular hatter, cor, 7th and D. Don't Fonser to order that Yale Lock with Cor- rugated Keys at once! ‘TAR Great Root axp Hmxe Towtc for Baldness, applied at Dr. Kenison’s, 1201 Penna. ave, over Davis’ bat store; also for sale at 50c. and $1 per bottle. ingrowing and festered nails cured without pain. Corns removed, 2c. each. Racks—See “Ad” under Business Chances. A Fresi Scrrty of Sutherland Sisters’ Hair Restorer and seaip cleaner received to-day. Mertz’s Pharmacy, 11th and F streets, Surrs To oxDER for $25._Elseman, cor. 7th and E. Wocurs Las: ;, 315 7th street, will open to- merrow moruing 500 pieces furniture linen at 17 ceatsa yard. A great bargain, Oty vor 30 Days.—Special bargains In good furniture Breitbarti’s beautiful warerooms, Odd Fellows’ all, 7th street northwest, ‘The’ most Complete line of wainut, antique oak, cherry and ash chatnber suits, flue library and “dining room sts. Quality guiranteed: Come and see us, you Will Save money, Breitbarth’s, Odd Fellows’ Hall, ‘7th street northwest. Lawx Mowxns, garden hose, and window screena, Barber & Ress, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. “We Sext. only our own make clothing, but the ‘Dest of the story 1s our low prices, Es Manufacturers, cot Wer Lxap, OTHERS FoLtow. good furniture Breftbarth exc BRA rx Mino. ‘or_ bargains in them all. Satis Taction guaranteed in every sale. Our trade 1s 1n- ereasing—the cause fair dealing. No misrepre- sentation to effect sales, Cail and see us. We sell ‘our goods on their merits. “They speak for them- selves—require_no talking up. Brettbarth’s, Odd Fellows’ Hull, 7th street_northwest. Bask Baus Commrsations, &¢., 216 6th st. n.w. Worrny 4 Vistr WHETHER TO PURCHASE OR NoT.— Breitbarth’s furniture wareroots in Odd Fellow’s Mail is, beyond a doubt, the handsomest in the city, and his stock of well-selected furniture {s of all the first-ciass makes. For style and finish must be seen to be admired. He ts, for the next 30 days, offering special bargains to those in | want of good goods. Go and see him, for he means business. Remember Breitbarth’s, Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street nortnwest. For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef go toJohn Ie, Kelly, stall G28, 629 and 00. Center inarket, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market. Pants To oxpk for $5. Eiseman, cor. 7th and E. OvR GREAT SPRCIALTY 18 THE PARLOR FLOOR.— All the new patterns in frames, walnut, cherry and mahogany, upholstered in’ the very latest design of coverings. A new novelty in silk plush, one of the most beautiful coverings for parior furniture in stock ready for sale. ‘The line fs extenalve and complete in all {ts branches. ‘These suits are also in our special bargain sale for the next 30 days. Breitbarth’s, Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street north- west, Gueat Geasswane Satz at The Fair, $12 7th st. | nw PowERrtr race glasses Hempler's, ave., cor. 43g. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Natiosat.—Abbott in “Lucretia Borgia.” Hauer hadew Detective.” HeaNaN's.—Ida Siddon’s Burlesquers. Manassas Panoxawa.—Day and evening. E-Stuuer Rinx.—Odd Fellows’ Fair and Bazaar. Condensed Locals. Mr. Robt. J. Davis, while attempting to pass an Avenue street ear yesterday afternoon on his bicy- cle, collided with the ear and Was thrown to the jund. Mr. Davis eseaped with a few bi js machine was pretty weil demolished. hile gunning on the Gravely Creek marsh last week Mr. Chas. Murray killed an ortolan, a very Tare bird for this time of the season. | ‘Tas WESKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s | offered free to every new subscriber for one year to | the Weexty Stam. It ts a handsomely printed | Book of 191 pages, profusely {llustrated, with more | than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains & weaith of general information. See advertise- inent in anotler column. SS Decision in a Dog Case, TO RECOVER DAMAGES FOR A DOG BITE IT MUST BE PROVED THAT THE OWNER OF THE ANIMAL KNEW 3F WaS VICIOUS. Im the Court in General Term to-day, in the case of Murphy agt. Preston, action for $5,000 damages, by reason of being bitten by a dog, Judge Hagner delivered the opinion of the court, sustaining the demurrer of the defendant, with leave to plaintiff toamend. Tne court held: that “under the act of 1878, which provides for the registration of and declares that the owner of a registered dog Shail be Hable for all damage done by him, ft isnot suffictent, in an action fordamages alleged to have ‘Deen caused by the bite of a vicious dog, merely to allege such vicfousness and biting, but, a8 at com- mon Jaw, it must also be alleged that the owner know! ‘the aog’s viclousness.”” = =o bhcmorergs ‘Temperance Meetings. ‘The Minerva Club conducted an enthustastic temperance meeting at Hayden’s Hall last night. Addresses were made by Hon. R. B. Vance, Col. G. W. Carter, Hon. Mr. Yates, and Judge Weed. Eleven persons the pledge. ‘Three new canines were added to Perseverance Lodge of Gocd Templars at its meeting Saturday evening, Ofticers were elected as follows: S. W. Russell, C, T.; Josie Lee, right support: Ella Mc- Cauley, left sipport; Mrs. A. H. Frear, V.'T.; John Mortarty, secretary. nae Ea ‘The “ideal Social” Club. LIRUT. KELLY, OF THR POLICE FORCE, APPLIES FOR MEMBERSHIP. ‘Yesterday afternoon, as Lieut. Kelly was passing along Pennsylvania avenue between 3d and 43 streets, he noticed Mr. Bridwell, the saloon keeper, Standing at his front door. As the Heutenant ay proached the house the proprietor stepped Inside the doorway, but returned a minute later, and the Meutenant informed him he was looking after the Sunday whisky business. Mr. Bridwell denied that he was selling, Dut said there was a club which met upstairs, and invited the Heutenant up. The invitation was accepted, and the leutenant found Seated in the club room three satlors, a reporter, gad two other men. A sociable game of ‘Was in progress, and on a table was a copy of the Police Gazette and other papers. The constitution of the club was produced and !ts name was shown to be the “Ideal Socials.” ‘The initiation fee was25 cents, and it provided that each member be furnished akey. ‘The lieutenant drew a quarter from his porket and offered to become a member. He was formed that they had not yet obtaine their Keys Dut it he was willing they would propose his Name at the next meeting. Although there Wras A colored walter present, apparently on duty, at Was denied that any iqnor had been sold. The Meutenant warned Mr. Bridwell that he would be prosecuted if the necessary proof was obtained at any tine that liquor had been furnished, even in te club room. ——_-__ COMMENDING THE DISTRICT COMISSIONERS.—At the Fourth street M. E. Sunday School Gospel ‘Temperance Society meeting held yesterday at 3230 p.m., addresses; were made by Major Devine and Chapiain Clarke, several persons signed the Piedge. and a resolution was adopted, hailing with delighé and pleasure the orter from the Commis stoners closing up all restanrants and places where tramic was done on the Sabbath, whereby ‘We cam have a peaceful and quict day. A TENDER CoNscIENce on 4 SHARP DopGR.—Sat- ‘Urday afternoon, 4 wan giving his name as Win, Wiikins entered the first precinet station and ‘Said that some time ayo le stole $20 from John Hurley, of Na 18 Hatton aven Camden, N. J. He said he was sorry for what he had done, and that his conscience had troubied him since the theft. The officers telegraphed to Camden, and today received a reply saying they did not want the prisoner, and he was released. Wilkins has ‘Since satd he robbed his brother, and the police are Inclined to think that he ts only after (ansporta- tion home. ———— ‘Tum Catrronnta PIONEERS.—At a meeting of the €alttornia pioneers of '49 at Willard’s on Saturday the following comunittee was appointed to ake vangements for the reunion to be held at Mar all May 14: 0. M. Wozencraft, chairman; Hal Jett Kilbourn, Gen. D. B. McKibben, L. L. Blake, and George C.’ Gorham. — Fine me a Buick Yaxp.—Early Sunday morning @ fre broke out in the roof of a large kiln at the Columbia Brick Company's works near the south end of Long bridge, but owing to the efforts of the Watchmen and the use of the water from a large water tower erected by the company, the flames were extinguished with but slight loss, ‘Tux Locax Gvaxp oF Hoxox.—The Logan Guard of Honor was organized Saturday evening by mem- Lers of the G. A. KL who served as the ot honor at the Logan obsequies. Fred. Brackett was elected president and W. S. Odell secretary. Com- rades Parker, Cutler and Houghton were appointed @ committee ou rules and regulations, panne Lixcouw Haut. Puormery.—This y Was not offered at auction last ‘Thursday, on account of the storia, but will be sold on ‘Wednesday, at 5 “clock, without regard to weather, as the sale Will be made at the office of the auctioneers if Weather Is inclement, ‘There 1 no doubt Dut this is the ‘best, Dasiness property at, present om the inarket in that fort, and Its purchase would make 4 profitable investment. _eeiets: ‘THR Saxe of a lot on the corner of Congress and Gay streets to-morrow advertised in nother column by T. KW: presents an Uausual opportunity to secure a most desirable of property. It is an exceptionally choice cation, SERENE SBS Eiont Tmovsaxp Douiaxs wanted at 5 per cent ST ine central Dusdness property. See advertise. The Colored Odd Fellows. A COMMITTEE TO DEVISE A PLAN FOR THE ERECTION OF ANEW HALL, The movement to erect a hall for the use of the lodges of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of this city, referred to in Tue Star, has been Plan and rej Teport thus made has been the committee will take ine sua naar ng, : Whiting stated to a Stam reporter proposition was to erect a large building central locality, with lodge r a lange ublic assemblies up stairs, fround-floor. r ———>-___ No Discord im the Church, REV. DR. NEWMAN AND THE WITTMORE CLUB. ‘The official board of the Metropolitan M. E. church have prepared a statement which denies all the charges made against the pastor, Dr. New- man, in a public action that was said to represent the view of the Wittmore Club, a social organiza- tionin that church. Inthisstatement of theofficial board It asserted that, “the club was not and is hot @ part ot wurch government, though often ehjoving its ‘hospitality, and having no con. trol, the church or Dr. Newman could not and did not order its it.” It ts further claimed ‘hat Dr. Newman never threatened to expel or Punish any member, because he has not had the power todo 80; and, also, that the choir was not chi Present quartette Tt is added that discord in the church. a The Ball Players. SEEE gaeee now ‘there 18 one. Noninecan be expected to win when the outflelderson the other side pull down two and three baggers from the clouds. Hornung made two marvelous catches in the left field and John- son one inthe center field. Ordinarily each one would have been good for a couple of bases at least, and as men Were on the bases a failure to capture the ball in any of the three instances would doubtiess have cl the result. shaw does all _his pitching after the first inning is over. ‘Saturday he gave three men their base on balls at the start, and the visitors scored four times before they were retired, ‘They only secured two more during the rest of the game, but though the home team, with the exception of Myers, made a gallant struggle, the game went against them by a score of 6 4. ‘The Washingtons and New Yorks play this afternoon. OTHER GAMES SATURDAY. All the championship games, except one, sched- uled for Saturday were played. At Pittsburg the home team, with Galvin in the box, defeated Chicago 6to2. At Indianapolis the Detroits won Uhelr thind victory by a score of 14012. The Athletics won their first_ game from Brooklyn, for the Assoclation championship, by a score of 10 to 9 At St. Louis the champions wiped up the earth With Cleveland, 28 to 11, and at Baltimore Bar- nie’s team crushed out the “Mets,” 21 to8. ‘The Fame scheduled at Louisville, was not played, as ihe Cincinnati Club was detained at Evansville, Ind., by a railroad accident, and the umpire gave the home club a victory by’a score of 9to0. At Princeton the Yale and Princeton College teams yed for the college champlonship, and Yale won y & score of 2 to 1. SUNDAYS GAMES. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 14; Cleveland, 13, At Louisville—Louisville, 8; Cincinnati, 4, aoe ‘The Hotel Convention. PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR THE MEETING NEXT WEEK. ‘The following additional committees have been appointed for service during the convention of hotel men to be held in this city May 10, 11 and 12. Reception—Messrs. Roessle, Spofford, Staples, Gilson, Wormley, > Burch, Woodbury, Selden, Crosby, Harris. Foss, Beckford, Frost, Webster, and Bliss. Carriages and printing—Mesers. Spot ford, Selden, Staples, Beckford, and Bureh. Enter- taininent—Messrs. Roessle, Selden, and Staples Program—Messrs_Selden, Suis, Staples, and Spot for Entertainment of the ladies—Messrs. Gil- son and Bliss, The committee on program has arranged the foilowing: Tuesday—Ten a, m., meeting at Willard’s; 1 p. m.. buffet lunch at Riggs; 2 p. m. meeting; half-past 8 musical sotree toladies of members at the Hamilton by W. M. Gilson, Wednesday—Nine a. m., drive to Soldiers’ Home and about the city; 12, ‘reception by the President; 2 p.m., steamer W. W. Corcoran for Mount Vernon, with lunch on the boat; evening, (heater. “‘Thufsday—Departments and objects ot interest W. & G. RatzoaD ExrLoves CELEBRATE THE SHORT HOURS ANNIVERSARY.—To-day Dell anniversary of the twelve-hours’ system of labor on the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Co., the cars of the company were gally decorated witit colored bunting numerous flags commemorat- ne the event. t half-past 2 o’clock this afternoon, a summer car, drawn by six horses, containing Prof. Scliroeder’s band, was driven over the route. piaiaceba biel Iba Stppons’ New Company at Kernan’s, Many new faces and features, including Ada Meirose.* ‘SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Trustees’ sale of building Jots on 9th street, near East Capitol street, to-mor- Tow at 5 o'clock p. m. SS ‘THe WEEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to ee Stan. It ee inted 01 ae lustrated, with more a wealth of gene advertise. ment in another column. BRE OOY Yat RRO OY Y¥ AAL 8 8 ye ASE R ROO Y¥ 4 ALLLL RBR A K_ KIINI GGG. Bee aa RUNS NOCG pre ABS HERES oo 4 4K KIIN NN GGG PPP, OO W W_ WDDD REE Foe we TERETE, PPPO OWWWWD DRE RRR BR OO WWWWD DE R R. Las! oo WwW DDD KEER EC ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomencss, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Soup onny im Cama Borat, ‘Baxrxo PowpEx Co., 106 Wallstreet, NX oct Isrznzsrme To Cass Boyes BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, [neat ure silk and wool, wide double width, so. nse FANCY SILKS, 375, 40, 45, 60, 62, 75. CAMEL’S HAIR Dress Goods, in Checks and Fancy styles, all pure fine wool, wide double wid bos BLACK SUBAH SILES, cash value 75, reduced to 62. FRENCH SATINES, finest quality, choice styles, 25. TRICOT CLOTH Dress Gooda, pure wool, wide double ‘width, (price everywhere 50,] reduced t6 375. BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, pure ailk, 75, 87, $1.00. CAMEL'S HAIR FRENCH SERGE, in lovely Spring shades, pure wool, wide double width, 45-7 HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK, 98, ROYAL SERGE, beautiful Dress Goods, wide double foid. 12 yunda for 85.00, her GOODS in Plaids, Checks, and Fancy styles, wide double widily BS eae BLACK CASHMERES, quality, wide double with, S0and see me CASH CUSTOMERS who buy $10 or over, are entitled tos HANDSOME BRIDAL QUILT, worth @1-5 Spur of SATIN DAMASK TOWELS, worth i007 IN BEAUTIFUL DRESS-GOODS, ETC, BRODHEAD & CO.’8 STREET, NORTHWEST. 907 F Z lic. SEEKSUCKEKS FOR 1c. Check Nainsook nese-Cloths 5: (all shades.) Panta ha Ace par Ley FRUIT ov THE 100M COTTON Tove Conte 10-4 paeeing 15Ke. inch Paragon Frame Silk eas Accor ee rARD. r] 10 ¥! oGUR VFILING 10 eas Bc. ‘Fue $1.0061 ‘Shirt Sic. Towels Se and up. Full regular made c pair sud Lades Siltsauta ‘and JAN UN- DERWEAK Sic. Sc. tc. comment. “Give us seake 0° sear BRODHEAD & CO., Olden, a ana ch SE Bea Ot, NW. Yousaws New Yous Hara ENOX'S NEW YORK HATS. LATEST IN ‘COLORS, $2.50 ENGLISH: foe AMERICAN SILK —_ BEST GRADE OF GLORIA UMBRELLAS. ta-Furs taken on Storage. + BE STINEMETZ & SON, p29. 1237 Pa. ave. next to cor 13th-t, M. J. Hose SS rantibe irae 2 es ENGLISH AND FRENCH R20UXD HATS AND BONNETS ‘From the leading London and Paris oot stanton vent eure Zig hastened the breaking upof the constitution Catarrh. The sense of amell, of taste, of sight, of ing, the human voice, the mind—one oF more, sometimes all, yield to its destractive influence. Poison it distributes throughont the aystem attacks every vital force, and breaks the most robust 5 constitutions. Ignored, because but little understood, Srattion bers Raghion Bete chine Cheater oe, by most, Ampotently assailed by quacks snd | new shape, §1.08; half-dozen Colored Goblets, charistans, those from it have little hope to | 00; ‘Paper Wash-Basing, 15c.; Colored Glass be relieved of it this side of the grave. It is time, then, | Berry Sets, hew shapes, 38¢., worth $1. ZH ‘once competent and trustworthy. ‘The new and hith- | leather for $19.50, at Dies certo untried method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the pre- Great Glassware Sale varationf is RADICAL CURE hes won the hearty sp- at ‘The Fair, 612 7th st. n.W. 2 Tet all head colds, necting, enatiog, endcbetracid | Malley?s, £25 70h st .w, Lawn Mowers, 5.75 ease towards the lungs, liver, and kidneys. Gan ins soe Saxronp’s Rapioat. Cuax consiata of one bottle of | prying Fancy Goods Ar Lounges 750 sia ae the Baproaz Cons, one box of Cazannmat. Souvexr, | D1 ,ind Fancy, Goods, af Youn Pe and IMPROVED INHALER; price $1. Porren Dava & Cuxaicat Co, Bostox, | Save Momey and have your framed at ‘Thos 1. MePhee's, the Capitol Hill stationer, 207 RHEUMATIC PAINS. Pee ee ‘The entire stock of Harness, Trunks, &c., will Neumigic, Slat, Sudden, Sharp, and Nervous | Be sld st cost. Fixtures for-sale. Germulliers ‘Pains and Strains relieved in one minute by the Cuti- | No. 741 7th st. = cura Anti-Pain Plaster, the most perfect antidote to Gi Glassware pain and inflammation ever compounded. New, orisi- at The Fair, 812 7th St. D.W. 1 nga . isin, 25e,; ve fot $1.00; er pentane five of Oe, | Baileys, 625 7th st. nw. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mase.my2 nf , Oolong and Japan, at 60c. Th oho Fou cat get, nothing like thein for tne inoney else- Ht ww where, N. T. Metzger & Bro., 417 7th st. n.W. ~ ut oo” S. We Al stein, 817 7th St. N. Way Cannot be undersold on Baby Carriages, Retriger- ators Trunks, House Furnishings, &, no matter Sezcur [reas how his competitors may rave, st Go to Yor Fire Sale, 738 7th st., for os Dorguins in Silks, Gating Velvewsshd ne Wrapet Germuiller’s Trunics beat them all in price Bek ae a 8837 and quality. No. st. LW. 3 Great Glassware Sale Boe ook i eH. ad - ae Towalr, s7eae nw. 2 sp as S ~ | [[Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted. 1m 4 ies For $f0 ett Leather Saratoga ‘Trunk, muslin lined and Excel- 2 Ow sior lock, Best ever offered for the money. A go 3 ‘TorHaw’s, 1231 Pennsylvania ave, D.w. Banjos, Violins Guitars, and Strings, 487Pa.av.2 Te Great Glassware Sale at The Fair, 812 7th st. n.W. 1 CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Short Jackets, in four different styles of cloth, small and large checks and stripes, with ball buttons, fancy silk-lined hoods, perfect-fitting. We ‘were selling them from $4.50 to @5. Will now close them out at $3.95, Baileys $1 Saw, warranted. 1m Coffees are high and dealers are put to their ‘Wits end to get any profit out of them. We have reputation for selling pure goods, and mean to Maintain it, Best Rio coffee, 23c. "Fine blended Softee, zoe. | Old Gov't Java, Cofles strictly pure), Boe, Mocha coftee, S30. N. T. Metzger & Bro, 41 LW. Desirable Dry and Fancy. Goods at Slaughtering prices. Young's Great Fire Sale, Be At BAUS. Avery stylish Tailor-made Cloth Suit (all sizes), in the latest fancy checks, with the new braid button, full drapery, only $16.75, At BAUM’. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 5 pieces of gray mixed Ladies’ Cloth Suitings, light weight, 30 inches wide, worth 373c. We will sell for Ivory Starch does away with guesswork. Always ready and reliable. No cooking. No stick- ‘Try it. ASk your grocer for it, m9 Great Glassware Sale 25e. a yard, AtBAUWS, at ‘The Fatr, 812 7th st. nw. 1 HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. eae eaeey eimcmces, Our own make, of No. 1 oak-tanned leather, nickel 15 patterns of our 50c. Cream Table Damask, 60 | mounting, and all hand-made. inches wide. Fora few days only we willofferthem| 3 ‘TorHam’s, 1231 Pennsylvabia ave, nw. at42c. ayard, “The Queen of Beers.”—No family should be without Moerlein’s celebrated Beer, 75c. per doz, (6m) __ F. H. Finuey, Agt,, 1206 D st, Great Glassware Sale at The Eair, 812 7th st. n.w, 1 Bargains Can Still be Secured in dam- aged Dry and Fancy Goods. Yqung’s Great Fire ‘Sale, 736 7th st, The rush still continues 7° Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. per quart. Cream 15c. Asornzz Wonp At BAUS, LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. 2row Ribbon Rufiling, picot edge, all shades, at 25e. a yard, AtBAUM’S, EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Anew lot of 22-inch Swiss’ Flouncings. Some pat- terns worth as high as @1.a yard. Choice of the lot at 50c. a yard, AtBAUM'S, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 100 dozen Ladies’ Fast Black Extra Super Hose, split feet and extra long: our Own Importation, worth 50c. Our price for them, 30c. a pair, AtBAUIS, ABOUT BOYS' CLOTHING, HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR BOYS (LARGE 1 lot of Ladies’ 25c. Hemstitched White Handker- , chiefs, will be offered at 10c. each BOYs' LONG PANTS AND SMALL Boys’ AtBAUM'S. SHORT PANTS) IS SO COMPLETE, AND GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Our famous $1 Utica Plaited Bosom Shirts (12 or 16 OUR STYLES 80 NEW, THAT WE FEEL LIKE EMPHASIZING THIS PARTICULAR Plaits), quality too well known to be quoted, fit guar bes Will goat 680, BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS, FEELING at Baus, SURE WE OAN MAKE IT TO THE ADVAN- LACE DEPARTMENT. ‘TAGE OF BUYERS OF STYLISH GOODS TO 100 pieces Oriental Lace, 45-inch flouncing, just re- INSPECT OURSTOCK, WE HANDLE FIRST ceived from Auction, at half their original value, at THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS THAT ARE MADE ANYWHERE, AND THIS SPRING BBB A U MMMM 888g WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THAN EVER BE- BB AA u MMMM © BBR AA i U MMMM Sas FORE, SECOND, FOR OUR MEDIUM BB AAA uo MMM BBB AA UU OM MM Bagh GRADES WE SHOW THE BEST THAT MONEY WILL BUY. 929° 7TH, 8TH AND D 8TS. WE HANDLE VERY LARGELY THE “WAN- ‘NAMAKER" GOODS, AND EVERY ONE WHO 18 AT ALL FAMILIAR WITH HIS GOODS AND WHO I8 NOT, KNOWS THAT THERE ARE NO BETTER. AS WE HANDLE THESE GOODS EXCLU- SIVELY IN WASHINGTON, WE GIVE THE SAME GUARANTEE THAT IS GIVEN BY ‘THE MANUFACTURER, AND THAT MEANS ‘THAT PURCHASERS ARE ALWAYS MADE SATISFIED WITH THEIR GOODS. WITH MOST OF OUR SMALL BOYS' SU:TS WE HAVE EXTRA PANTS, AND THAT 13 ALWAYS DESIRABLE. Tur Starz Saoz Hovse. 726 SEVENTH STREET. Everybody sells st the lowest prices. Let’s change ‘the deguee and say ours will be found lower than all others. We have secured some special bargains in shoes this week. Here are few of the lower prices: Ladies’ Shoes, fine kid vampe and glove kid quarters, at 97c., worth $1.50. ‘Men's Shoes, Congress or lace, with tips, and all solid leather soles, at $1, worth 81.60. ‘Misses’ Shoes, heel or spring heel, fine pebble or kid, and all worked button-holes, at 95¢., worth 81. ‘Youth’s Shoes, button or lace, guaranteed all solid leather, at 90c., worth $1.25. | Boys’ Shoes, button or lace, very stylish and durable, ‘at 1, worth $1.50. WE LEAVE NO ROOM FOR THE CHEAPER Children’s Shoes, with solar tips, sizes 8 to ‘74c., worth $1. g 1 st) GRADES AND WESELL NO SHORT PANTS Children's Spring Heel Shoes, sizes 4 to 8, warranted munis ore oor, SUITS BELOW 4, BUT FROM THAT TO ‘Ladies’ Kid Oxford Ties, with tips, at 74c., worth $1 ‘Men's Patent Leather Pumps, at 89c., worth $1.25. ‘Special sale of Ladies’ Very Fine Curscoa Kid Shoes, opera toes and high heel, or Common Sense style, a! 81.75, worth $2.50. Special sale Men's Genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace or Congress, wide or narrow toe, every pair warranted, $15 WE CAN PLEASE YOU. LONG PANTS SUITS FROM 88 TO $20. EB. BARNUM & CO, p26 981 PENsrivawta AVENUE. ND. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS money on belore snow comes. Fourteen in aguares 1,133 amd 1,198, containing 63000 feet: periect title: ‘tree: reduced to 4 cents oot, for & quick turn. ‘One-half cash. Eargnin in the market, ‘being witht sn ety pt Wi ‘aiid not away off ina or Vandi w Wi = An 326 Pa.ave se. ‘SALE—FINE CHANCE FOR BUILDERS AND ulaiors--Twenty Lots in square 72% These abavoafrontace of 30 fect and’ depuh of from 70 10.120 feet to widealley. ‘Froudug-om fasetts st. east, and Det. north. Price, 60 and 03 Wilf soll as 8 whole or in‘pare Se A. ML McLACHLEN & ier eed SALE—FRONTAGE OF OVER 250 f Figo reer ‘east side of. near Opfoet deen, on 4th st,,near M my2-1m* a ow k; for 3 - GEESE ogi Tees for SE conta Aiess ‘FOE SALE_A BEAUTIFUL, LOT, ON 107TH ST. Joleen eo 55.7 uare foot This price o “Quys-St HILD & JOHNSTON. 7: LOT ON ERIE ST. 16th n.w ; Lots near 14th st. n.w. north. grounds; lots on Columbia Heighia: Lot on 3d st. me. Bre Tot near H ne. OWNEIG 1419 Rev |. R SALE—ON TOP MERIDIAN HILL, 16 Soa Bi Block 10. nest ats a tha Hoke eae fal vile ste, commanding fe view’ of orchwostera Boe. “Adarses “OWNER 16° ogra lots held BARS Windia, Be OT a on T st, at $1; nal located Sout Tot 225100, on Toth ty at $2 ~; aE EHC. on 16th st, at $2.50. Block ‘of land northoaat, 328203 ale a ite. _ap30-3t* 1422 New Yor ‘OR SALE—CHEAP-SIX LOTS ON 0 ST., BET. 3d and 4% sta. s.w.; price $300 each: terms easy; $100 cash, balance time tosuit’ ©. H. PARKER, ap30-3t* 434 and E ste, aw. HEAP_LOT 48 FEET BY 98, ON ic pore ear fyi azo Ga ankehe & and E sta. «. Mawes ea ONT Ne Sree . aw; south front, Price 37ie- CH PARKER ‘and Este. 3.9. 2DsT., Fay Bose epee Fe SALE—I HAVE TWELVE CHOICE BUILDING Cate OSI awe eC oe eR RNS Which I can sell single or in blocks of two and three Sakai Seat ILDING SITE. ‘st_next to cor. M ‘and Louise SOxi20, to 30-foot alley. ot eH, T. LELEO groun Fe SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN—THREE 1 on Rest, near 17th nw. 20{t 4 in. by 100 each; ty, $1.35 1. ft. oaradsat” “ili. 7. Leponp, 1331 Fst. nw. FOE SALE TWO LOTS AT COR. OF 19TH AND Q.sta jue on 7th et. bet. Bands) six on Trek bet. Q and It; five on Corcoran, bet. 17th st. and New Hainpshireave,; ono on New Hainpshire ave. bet. 3 ap30-3t R. HT, LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. JOR SALE—VERY CHOICE BUILDING SITE ON Aloe at near Mase, ave., adjoining Lowiee Home 23x40 feot. © ap3o-st KH, T.LEIPOLD, 1331 F et. n.w. SALE — THAT "DESIRABLE PROPERTY fronting 63 feet 6 inches on north side of Mea hear 20th Uw improved by small’ brick building Fenting for $10 per month. ‘This property ig in viciue ity of the Ferguson mansion and other handsome im- Provements: within few yards of the Pennsylvania ave, car line, and near scliools and markets. ihe ii" provements will pay the taxes and small on investment, “It may be had fora few days at Toc. par “9730-3 B. H. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. n. & SALE—A NUMBER OF THE BEST-LOCATED Fists on Mortdan Wil a rinse ea eee ae cen _ap30-3t dk HT. LEIPOLD, 1341 F sth, JOR SALE—A LARGE NUMBER OF WELL F Lots and parts of squares east of Lincoln Yark, which can sell st investment prices and ‘upon easy terms. Property in Fust Washington is rapidly advancing in price, and itis believed that the coming 5 = spring will develop increased activity in that otonr ei ps0-3t RH. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 Fst. nw. (}OR SALE—TEN VERY FINE LOTS, EAST fronts, 213 feet wide, by 115 teot deep, to alley. ‘hese lots are situated on 21st st, bet. N and O 1, and are within the radius of the very best quarter of Piao, Hor Hotes or investment There are no duce 0 had. Wi ther. NORTH WASHINGION BEAL ESTATE CO, 1400 st nw. apo-3t |ALE—THE FIN BUILDING LOT ON Boh iatpenis PNESE, BUILDING LD wide; Tung back toa 20-foot alley, with roout for stable” Op: Pics for one west gi pee Suet ae cata mgs : Our WaBte INGTON REAL ESTATE CU, 1420 Fst st JOR SALE—LOTS IN ROSEMOUNT PARK, NEAR Fe teziuinus of Mt Pleasaut strest ralltosd ofa and 16 cts. per square foot. BENJ.P. 19 F st. nw. aps0-3t* | ESPECIAL BAR@AINS—LOTS COB. Nui and Guta. huey WOR Toe ante aoMY TBS cor. 6th and G sts. ne, wi 2 Siouoe, WHIGHT & BOLTON, oth and ¥ Sia Rw. apyo-3t" FE SALE—BY BENJ. 8. PIKE, 303 7TH ST. R.W.. 5, bet. N. H. ave. and 18th at, 81.40; Nei near Corcoran st, $2.10; 23d. st. near 1, 82.60; pso-be OR SALE—ALL OF SQUARE NO. 886, FRONT- F Sogou Bouutdary, ty ath and. Sei aie bres, Se 3p30-6t ‘The Sun Building, Pet st, near G, SOc: Nd. ave, near & $1.2 ep a ALFORD, ADANE.E CO. Resse ave. ne: ES place R_SALE—LOTS AND 6 JUARE Fiaritemeatrees ne oe Frice only 6s. property. c roperty Dow will be sure to make money westment” "LONGLEY & WOLSTON. po rane. FRONTAGE OF 160 FEET ON 4’ ITH leet Trott ae 1420'F at POR Sate—east HALF OF SQUARE 1087. ‘Frontage on 17th st, east 436 feet. Front Massachusetts ave. 217 feet. fagu on South Bet 161 feet % inches, 63,000 A very desirable property at s FLOR SALE—LOT ON CORCORAN ST. es 20, Meridian Hill. Fiore e 3, ne E sub. div. Meridian Hill with frames renting for $18 per month. Price 40c.per te * div, akgathase ne Several short lots on 8 st. near New Hampshire ave. at $1.28 per ag. ft ; 1b at 90c.& 750. Yotson Salute ond ted hand 15th ts extended. Tots in bike. 14, and 20, Meridian fine ots in Whitney Close & Mistwood ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, ap30-6t* 1226 F street northwest, OR SALE—A SHORT LOT 51 FEET FRONT ON Pana ite or Bae Dapital below value to 5 pt puschaser. TYLEK & BUTHERFORD, 1226 a eS ee ‘OR SALE 135,000 FRET OF GROUND, FRONT: ng on. 7th st, adjoining Whitney Close. Can ibdivided. Can be bought ery cheap. ‘Title perfect. Gall or addons SALTZSTEIN, 208 7thst. we aps0- ‘VOR SALE—PROSPECT HILL, AT THE HEAD OF ‘North Capitol st 90,000 feet ot cheap ground. Lots 90x10, Kaay'terma, CA MCEUER, Rk SALE—LOTS_MT. PLEASANT, Kenesaw ave. 50 feet front, 25c. ‘Howard ave., 68 feet front, 2c. Howard ave. and Center, 642207, 250, 15th st. extended, 50 feet front, 3c. Gotuonbia Ronde SO feet front 400 column! 30 fee Corner lot Lanier Heighta, 18c. pe ii Poet re Fe SALE—-TWO COR, LOTS FRONTING GOV., Res., in Tuttle’s subdivision Widow's Mite, ' 4 fashington ; 50,000. pe SOc. foot. BIN & HERRING, 1331 F st. Fe SALE—SUBURBAN LOTS—TWO VEBY FINE Binney st, Col 400. eral very ane Low on Mendig, di ike apeB-at s JOR SALE—TO A PROMPT PURCHASER, A VERY heap Lof on M st. between 15th and 16th sts n. ww, gold im the next fow days, aS cor. QOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS — COLUMBIA He Tot; one of the finest, level, aud & beautiful outlook: must be eold “tis” week. an the ‘owner in obliged to. leave the city: terms Very easy: Se wat ea ONGLEY & WOLSTON, _ap27-6t O20 Fat nw. ‘OB SALE_WE OFFER FOR TEN DAYS THREE (3) very nice Lota, on 17th stn. w., at slower Price than any other as well located land, in the north- ‘west; we make this statement without fear of contra diction. LONGLEY & WOLSTON, ‘ap27-6t 629 F a st. nw. B SALE Feat Graorizen To OFFER, FOR DAYS. those three handsome Lotsst the corner Whitney ave, and 13th st. extended at the low price of 30c. Ground in this immediate locality is held at 40c. decided bargain. 8.C.HILL, 8th and F.a28-1w R SALE OR EXCHANGE ¥OR UNIMPROVED PROPERTY— ‘That handsome ce on Columbia ave. 14th and loth sta. ‘between cont 19 rooms: handsomely finished and ‘with FEW ‘of ‘modern im- i pie wince Eiger te go Gains) earns see See ra "PROB SALE—13 LOTS, 20xX101, ON SOUTH SIDE FPP sew York arco beteoou tee Oy SOUTH SIDE B SALE — I OFFER A VERY CHEAP LOT ON 16th street extended, sold ‘in a. few gis Repe Comer 8th and F st. ot A. 8. PRATT & SOM! ‘8p30-6t ‘The Sun Building, F st. FOE SALE HATE SoUARE N, = conTAINING Bohs fest, for e800 eany teri; also 276,000 (a /that extended, near boundary’ aps0-3t INO. BOWLES & CO, 1221 F at. RB SALE—WE HAVE A GRAND BUILDL’ Ag bet. 17th and 18th. S126, for sale chicayy or a NO. BOWLES & CO.” Fe, SALE_THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE ‘which offer the best investments.on the mar- C. HILL, cor. 8th and F sta, apzs-lw ‘OR SALE—288 FEET FRONTAGE ON PENN- Fivivansave oc. sidewalk, &.; only 63 ‘OR SALE_MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK—NICE Tots 40 fect runt on, Gat a. pens 14th st. with Hillye foot alley on side by 30-foot rear alley red Ost, bet. 26th good one-story frame: fruit trees, &c: fect title; N at, bet, 17th tract free; only 77 cents per if can. Apply at once to ELLER - rere Ae FOE SALE TWO OTS, “19TH ST. BET, Q AND B. west side, 19x100 and 18x100:; one of the finest Joc#tions near bupont Circle. HARDING & WATERS, 606 11th st. nw. ap30-3t {0B SALE—TWO LOTS, KENESAW AVE. : THRE! F'Steridian Hill; three Columbia Melgar at toes iocations. HAKDING & FOE SALE, BLOCK OF TAND, 130x588 FEET, at the head of Ist st, east, bet, Q'aud K sts., adjoin ‘ng the old peheutzen Park, udsonthwast ofthe Galea property, Beautiful for subdividing. Price, 87,500. HAKDING & WATERS, ap30-3t 606 ith st. nw. POR SALE LBAVE MANY LARGE FRONTAGES Very desirably located in the northwestern part of thecity, and singie Lots without number for sale at in- ‘Yestineut prices, INO. A. PKESCO! ‘ap30-1m_ 1416 F, nw. Foe SALE OTs ‘ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Meridian Hil, Mount Pleasant and Lanier Heights vhich we cau sell at deci oy Fonae SMUONGLEY & WOLSLON, Faiedt hla: SURE” 5 ORD A atphets ROR SALE_LOTS AT TAKOMA PARK THIS Fororerty offers the test inducement to investon ot any of the ditterent Parks about Washington. Elegant Fotidonces are being rapidly built by the owners of iota to live in, not to: rrices trom i to S cts. LSTON, 9130-3, Wou0F JFpORSALE<WE CAN OFFERA LOT ON 13TH ST, south of Princeton, Columbia Heights, for 45c. if’ taken at once; nana Whitney ave., near 13th, at 273¢ Cots, t inuneduste purchasey pau set BAXTER & MacUOWAN, 1008-1010 F st, LONGLEY &'WO at $2, worth 83. ‘We'll stake our right to your trade on our prices are lower than sil others, GOOD NEWS I8 THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE, BEAD ON. ‘If one-half the attention that is paid to making money ‘was paid to saving it the world would be much better off. Be thrifty, as well as industriousand when you want to buy Clothing go where you will get the benefit oflow estos VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE Inthe place to save money. HERE THE PROOF OF IT, Our Great Specialty Suit... += 89.75, ‘We have added five new styles this week, making in all thirteen different styles and textures. ‘These goods are strictly all wool, and we claim they are the greatest bargain ever produced in the District. THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, ‘726 7th Street, until : Open evenings until 9 o'clock; Saturdays until 11. Maz J. P. Pus, 1207 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, ‘Having just returned from New York with her last ‘Importation of FOREIGN NOVELTIE: 87.50 Buysa Cassimere Suit. Strictly ‘Will show, the COMING WERK, the LATESTin . ap eto HIGH CLASS PARIS AND LONDON BONNETS For s Good Business Suit, AND HATS. p30 816.50 For s PrincetAlbert Suit, ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue snd Black. strictly All Wool. * 99.50 Fors Blue Siater'sf{Plannel Suit Strictly All Wool, ‘Fadeless Color, with Two Sets of Buttons, BOYS’ SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, $4.50, $5.50, $6, $7.75, 88.25 and upward. (CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, STRICT- GREAT BARGAINS IN SHORT LENGTHS. ‘Having sold an unusal quantity of SPRING WOOL- ‘ENS, imnest Checks, Stripes and Plaids, we have LY ALL WOOL, than cost,” Will make beautiful dresses for childeen | €2.87,'83.50, 63.87. 04, 94.76 and upwand, “Special ‘Boeguna ta WHIT ecdipencal oy ' EMB. ROBES, at balf | sos: wiztures, Hair Lines, and Combination Stripes. GREAT REDUCTIONS EVERYWHERE. ‘Strletly All Wool. INDIA SILKS reduced from #1.25 to 81. Oe Oe end ued: DRESS GOODS reduced from: 81.25 to $1. Ar VICTOR E ADLERS te ‘@uced almost one-half. TEN PERCENT CLOTHING House TEN W. 0. SHUSTER & 80NB, 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. COR, MASS. AVE ‘. B—CLOSING PRICES. p23 STRICTLY ONE PRICR H. D. Buz Open Saturday until 11 p.m. pon IMPORTER AND TAILOR, ENTLEMEW'S SUITS thas the honor to inform you thes his NEW GOODS G a ESSED FOR $1. esi R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN TO A PROMPT ‘purchaser, 10,000 square feet of ground at 45 cents portugt Lots i the iuimediate vickultyare held at et YoeL25. Northwest and directly i the tide of ine provement, THOMAS A. MITCHELL, p30 ‘934 Fst, Hooms 5 and’6. ALE—A FINE BLOCK OF -FRONT- 220 test on 7th st. road, betwoon Whitney ave. ‘Avery remunefative investment toa CHAS’ A. MoEUEN, 0-3 1420 Fat, FOE SALE WINTNEY CLOSE—CHOTCE CORNER putea CHAS. A. McEUE! ap30-3t 1420 Fat JQOR SALE-KIGHT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Tots, 18.090, to wide alley, on 3d st. east, between jeand ¥ north, (cast side); gun, sewer, water, &o- A ‘bargain to au inumedinte purcitancr. CHAS. A. McEUEN, ap30-3 1420 F ot i SALE THE SOUTHEASTERN SECTION OF 2, coutaini 09 aq. ft. 30e Beara tee ts, ft, one-half of the whole, ap30-3t* 933 F sf nw, JZWOR SALE-SPLENDID LOT HIGH LOCATION, Ee ae 50 feet front. it k MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 Fat. CUR- 30,000 FEET CHOI E GROUND, COR- and Quarry aves, Lanier Building Lot cat Corner Sd and ‘COOK, 1740 Pennaylvania ave._ ‘AN ENTIRE SUBDIVISION, FOR 3 streets pyau cau double, the money 1407 F st, Foe SES LOTS. OTH ST, BETWEEN it Capitol st. and North Carolina aye: two Lots, near B: all cast front: ‘st. Le. 13" We have also Parts of Squares and Single Lots for ‘part of East 3 “iplin "eH SMITH © SON, 1222 Fat ‘SALE— 40,000 FEET, MT. PLEASANT— ere e tront on three streets, sultable for subdi- The’ cheapest corner Lot on 14th st. extended, 16,000 feet, G3c. hts, thy 50x150 feet, on jn, Columbis Hetghis three Tots, 50x150 feet, on Ural gt the best-louated Lats ata “aps-1n WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F nw. F SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ALLEY LOT, Fsos50, bet Mana 8 gna 14th ang 15th a. front So-foot alley. Inquire of EE, Iie Fst. ap2s-12t LOTS Cap, Hill spd Washington, trom 250 81.50 pf. c ‘between Boundary * prices {roth 0c. to 81 per foot FILCH, £0X & BROWN, ‘Penna, avenue n. w. ‘OB SALE—FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR “Ginko, 26175 to alley. 1 ‘Dupont Circle, 30100 0 alley. i ite Low 10a" 20x78 to mee ne L jew Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, 2 fine ‘Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle, {fine Lot at, near Counecticut ave, 34x120 to near 14th, 17x70 to Z Vat, 70 20a. ea “Apply CHARLES EARLY, 003 {ath st, nw, SALE—ENCVCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTON, Fins cAtGrated historian an That iu every s Me inliks sending fine woke to cal i tho volumen eat be cbtained at peyments by Rox ders avonds st BALLAC GAS ENGINE RE- ‘of fuel. "Beud for circular 7 Ament, 791 7th st OR SALE—CHEAP— PATENT OFFICE REPORTS Fiectanicab, iran 1818 i 1841 tocluniee come sing Sity-ave volumes BOOKSTORE 1508 70h FLOR SALE—A WALNUT FRAME, RED REP PAR- leces, ab rood condition ; price, in- fig a-coverm 20, “Apoiy 1208 Sth st nw. OR SALE — A VERY FINE THOROUGHBRED 1d Dog, seven months old. “ 1704 Sthet new. mye te ROR SALE OR TRADE—GOOD OLD MARE, LOT Fin Vitosils and Yarm Wagon at 3810 U at nw. mny2 st : SALE_THE LATEST STYLE FAMILY CAR. fares and Burien Also, a lage stock tf few aud ality. Gall andwec. WM. F GEYEAY 400 feant pitaisave nee eden Taliesin TAR BICKCLE, 64.1NCH, ALMOST F'good as wow, 17 tows Carcda” Gall between 4nd 5 = 2 ape Re SALE-HOUSE, NO, 117 E CAPITOL ST. ta ,000 brick, joist, flooring. Sash and Blinds for $40. Apply ou Premises, DM GOOD- AChE. © ae 3530-16 R SALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STU Fine fresh stock and location tnrurpassed, reason for selling. Address ‘Box 412 after 4o%lock p.m. Will be eld cheap. ap0-38 IB SALE—$50 WILL BUY & SEV Peper ea estes KR SALE.—BED FEA All ‘orders THERS, 150. A POUND, Proked. Bost feathers for, ths ices Feathers, lowest prices. Promptly delivered. WM. SEI"Z. 234 2d be mh Gwe HB SALE—ENCYCLOPARDIAS, JAMES PAR- ton, the celebrated historian and biographer, says “that in every Louse where there is placed a set of Ap- pleton's Cyclopacaia i is Hikewendiny the whole family collese.”" ‘This work’ all. the voluimes can beob- tained at once on stall monthly payments by address ing Box 129, Star office. ‘Spa0-tomay? QOR SALETWENTY-FIVE HORSES JUST AR- rived from W. Va. Among them I have some of the best cart horses that have been on the market for a long Sime; also 1 pair of ironerays, well matebed, 16 hands high, and several fue drivers suitable for all purposes, cial attention ix called to one sorrel horse. Frank, p gentleman's roadster. Prices ranetng froin $73 16 . All stock warranted as represcnted, and satis ‘trial given of all JOHN SIMMONS, Prop., DOC GARGES, Foreman, 311 12th st. hw. ION TOP CARRIAGE, Ai- furnishing goods, two. bed mn table, feather. beds, ‘carpets aud pictures : will trade for vacauit lots or house. Inquire 451 Pennsylvania ave, upstairs, — ap30-3t FOE, SALE YOUNG, (SOUND. | FAST SADDI and Driving Horse, Side-bar Isign ton, three Single Harnesses, Enguish’ Saddl Bells, &c., all nearly new: norvasonable offer tefused owner going away: 90 L st. nw apes SALE-ONE ELEGENT NEW, LATEST IM wed domestic Sewing Machine, sligutly used, Bickle wheel, stop motion, side drawers, latest improved shuttle, all attachments, drop leaf and cover for $20 only. Oue new improved Singer of mame de- seription for $15. One secoud Land Singer for 87, all th five year guarantec at AUERBACH'S 7th and H. jew improved machines of all Kinds for sale or wnt. ‘Teiephone-call 422-2. apsom2esst JOR BALE—A GR —A PRETTY ebony cased cottase piano, for which the owner has ho further use; price only 865. Apply 947 Tat. between 5 and B u'elock p.m, RSALE_853 CASH—AFINEE: Bicycle (Siuzer & Co.'s make); all ball bearines, double chains, excellent condition; cost $140. Inquire 310 12th st, n.w., second floor. ap30-ste FOE SALETA SUMP SEAT “ROCKAWAY CAR: Fiage, in good condition: st a bargain. For intor- mation, &e., address Box 119, Star office. ap:30-3 POR SALEQONE SORREL. HOUSE, FAST AND safe driver, six years old: one sorrel Mare, six Years; one sorrel Colt, three years old. ‘The all well-bred, aud the pedigree cau be seeu at Se." Information given by JAS. W. Alarket Space. B SALE AND RENT_— FIF1Y PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘All the leading wakes. Heut from $2 to $10 per month, Beut applied on purchase. F. G. SMITH, 1P30-6t 1225 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘OR SALE — 100 LOOSE DIAMONDS PURE ‘white, weighing from % to 13g karats each, at less than cost of importation, having just purchased the above from a baukrup* firm for casti. also several lane very fine loose pairs JACOBS BROTHERS, ap30-3t 122) Peun'a ave, POR SALE TEN CART, LIGHT, AND STYLISH, ‘used a few tines, in first-class order and good make ‘Also, Coupe Rockaway, with adjustable front for wit. ter use. Can be seen at JNO. H GHEEN’S, 627 and 629 G st. nw. ‘aps0-st* ‘OR SALE—ONE COUPELET CARRIAGE, BUILT by Joyce last year, nearly Lew and but Little used for summer or winter ply 1013 Pa Ave. B SALE—FURNITURE OF A PARTLY FUR- Fata Seteroom house, 6150 cash” louse centrally located; may be rented: “at present profitably ‘with roomens and boarders. ‘Advertiser leaving city. ‘Address Box 4, Star SALE-SAND AND LIME, IN AN Fograteoal dump, Kandastete a8. ¥ a z i office, 1706 7th s ‘ap30-im* RSS anteed one af the ‘beat tame-keepors iu tbe JACOBS BROTHERS, 1229 Pennsylvanimave. apcz3-9t R SALE—BICYCLES—BOYS' BICYCLES, FROM S10: ging tall nickel Star, 890, 51-inch Star, 3; Rover , 890: Capper tricycle, rae tere bates Paseo nouds af a sucrt Use, {Or One OF two horses, "AP- aps0-3t* ‘del HAY, ‘among them some fine draft, drivin horses: these horses are for sale'or e: reasonable terms. SCHLEGEL & QI 0f 933 Dat. n.w. SAL _SPRING OPENING 900 INELIGHT gael esate’ HOIRAA PEST oa ase )R SALE—PLASTEE! PLASTER!—2,000 BBLS. PMS AEE ATES Bee ae SSS a 5 fori 2 oa aR 1045 324 st. nw. MORROW MORNING AT 9 o'clock sharp we will offer from s bankrupt stock {he followin ite plated wary at half price: cPdosen $80 dor fabiano ek G0 yer donen 100 doz tbls invent 81-90 yer omen, es 2 TANSBURGH & BRO’ 0 oo dn meet at. OR SALE—A SPLENDID BARGAIN—A FIEST- Clans 7-octave Rosewood Square Piano, carved legs, &e.; rich and brilliant tue: ood as new: fully orna” mented,for only $140 cash: or $160, parteash, balance to suit;monihly. Handsome embroidered cover and plush stool incladed. Cost owner, wew, #450. Call at ‘once, ‘The Piano E3 $22 Sth ALE: Fr "winter, now at. f on cany' term at GL: WILD & BHO-S, 700 7th st. now. ‘ap27-3w 1 SALE—BED FEATHERS, 15c. A POU Ni Feition gs bem and cleat, Also, thers, tresses, Sc., at low otherwise. ‘Delivered. ne. D Srders ‘by aml aud : an AUSERr Betz.” 63s i st. 2520-20" > ‘ST ARRIVED.25 HEAD OF PQtach Guidle, Driving and Draft Horses, weir from 1,060 to 1,00 Ibs. Prices reasonable: fair tri given and satisfaction guarautesd Also, some sore: footed mares rold cheap, from West Virginia and Ohio. WM YATES. Pear Oi and G23 Cat uw. ap26-1w ALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Free SAL Wacons, sino varnished, and Milk Wagous iy own manufactur, and one Stage and Light trot” ing Buggy, nearly. new, syinenia, OF cash. apue-Im?’ J.J. COOK. 3295 Mat, Georgetown, D.C.” 7 SALE_FLORIST’S ESTABLISHMENT WELL SE EAT wiih Hoses and Bedding Plaues. near three cemetericn: ive acres ground: Y-room house and atone; fhhree years lease WN AKER & WILEON, 1006 F st. nw. C. Winer & Co, EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES, 1918 Pennsylvania Ave. PRICES HARD TO BEAT: Gambrill’s Flour, very best, per DbL....85.75 3 pUL, 40 be oF earn 150 isbary’s Best, xi DDL ‘of same. 150 Tht a be ofa S ‘saune. ‘Jo.; Granuisied 6igc, Good ice be: Babbitt's Soap Se, Good Catawbs Wine, per gallon, 75c. RH E—A $300,000 INVESTMENT IN LOTS Fiendy pinites tad will ouly require #25,000 to : chanics for h y ‘amount CeO St JOHN SHERMAN &GO,, 1407 Frat. SALE — SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING (Sta; fronting south, 18x00, to wide alley, with ail pratinggs Jar Hameo pororuenyon at bet. a CHAS. A. MCEUEN, ap30-3t 1420 # at. SOK SALE-SQUARES AND HALF-SQUARES IN eae x MORUEN, 420 F at. ‘SALE_SEVEDAL VERY CHOICE LOTS IN Fe a iawestern part of the chy at eawonable fond accom terms. ‘Ican offer Lotsnow areata ope a the very near future. iG Srame Hars DUNLAP'S NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HATS. The acknowledged introducer of Head Gear in America, None genuine unless bearing their trade mark. WILLETT & Rvorr, 905 Penn's avenue Pika a meomman RE eyo Oem ote. eakieE tree CEPTIONALLY HANDSOME e5 poniea, Huaset ud ish turnout in the city. ‘Baltumore, Md.ap2Z3-3w* E OR _EXCHANGE—A GRAND CHANCE. Bi Siiscour uprient Grand Pano of superb tone anael ‘by one of the finest makers: cost, Tint $750." Cau be bought loss chau haif on mouthily to suit, oF cask, “Will take juare ‘ba ap21 i 5 aie net Ga sig sie 3 JJQOR SALE—TAME YOUNG ALLIGATORS FROM Pritcsdiviny 8] cach. SCHMID’ bira iat, two doors south of Pennsyivania ave. 2.W. ap! | street care, graded schools, churches of COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Fe. SALE—OOMPLETELY FURNISHED OOT- af 10 aa St ata ‘©. YOUNG, 1407 Pat nw._ RENT—AT BLADENSB yp ry 9 12 rooms, water, stalie two horses. ©! ‘eit per “Awiy to JOMN STROH fisttias pias > --) 4 ROR SALES, GREAT BANGATN—TEN On MORE ae Re hee or ply this week to HILL & JOMNSTON. fae 5th ee bw. oe immememmeey 3 ‘NT—HOUSE OF NINE ROOD 354 eg from hie city uta for a 4 s ERD & CO. 1 myd-3e NORTH it SALE—177H STREET EXTENDED, oxime ‘cunery. cast Stle lear, will rent for is, Prise’ ‘Souruianion, bo. "oalt mya - “A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CoUNTHE Pies. ath at foaat Braehtenal, outaitiog we acres: improved Uy a gocd six rosin trainees ‘and neve stable. fruit Yu abundance, For farhien wae Soulare and perintt to inapecct apis: te ‘MpI0-Gt INO. F- WAGGAMAN, 806 Fist. mw. Fx SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP. erty & Varm of 200acten in sient pf tuncity, anssot Sone 3 RENN EDY. JOR SALE-COUNTRY Home, 1x Be Sins good land: bows Tae ee a i Dah SES PBL NB ee Fs tage Fe F THERE ARE ANY CAPITALISTS IN TOW Tyoctine tor feat noms Pace canieés 1% Towa trac fry arent mghe no eae oy eee pay A FEE i JOR BALE : LOTS AT FOREST GLEN We have subsdivided the tract of land | of the rallway at Forest Gien Natio, Bubdine Lots Tor suburban homes high, abd an extended. view tn Founding country. The Washington Monu Jost aud Blue Ridge Mountains are dist Fine, springs of (water and an exc site nent: Mtoe ieut quart Abwnat Isha telert iar heme hotel for toe Convenience of thom who deaite to feside us Use count and not have the trouble of housekerp its, ach Plate atd tuformation furminive by - AS PRATT & SONS ap307t Thesun Buda, Pat F.sh FINE FARM ABOUT 2\ MILES FROM WASH ington; well watered, for wale at a bancai, ADDISON & LACOMBE, ap30-3t* 7 304 F atu. QOK SALE ONL 100-ACRE mniles from this. ty. 0 public: Toad bern, good laud. Will fake building meni THOMAS A. aTTOHELL an RIGHTWOOD PROPERTY TWO ACKES WITH handsome buildings, fruits and xhrubbery acre anda half unimproved. Ot Sixactes, fine buildings. ‘Two acres, 100 actos with fine Imuproveanente, tear Hyattsville, together with several of the cheajest farms in the For terms appiy to H. 4D a Fo" se RA WASHINGTON. ing Washington and rivers, on line of strect cars. ore than one lot is taken, Villa sites similarly located. improved streeta, brick sidewalks; intrinsic as well ax epeculative value, houses built pian of purchaser or both 000 eet, $200, lene af money furnished: i denowsina” tious One new 7-room house, slate mantels, Introbe, free place, wide hall, water iu’ kitchen, cellar. 0,000 feck Tacres land, opposite new Pennsylvania avenue bridge; 81,200. uly uuproved farm, 100 acres: meadow, «ress land aud garden laud, fruit trees, five stream. of water: unetal spring, tre niles frou Anacostia Lndge 000. meadow, upland and mart Lange farm, 300 ac land."five miles trom bri H. A GRISWOLD, “Auscostia, D.C, Apply, to 0-2m0 ORSALE- SUBURBA’ ‘On 14th st. road, near Brightwood, six scres of ffoumd Urea trate dwelling, stable Ana ‘Carriage Ouse. ‘At Laurel, Md., Gothic Frame Dwelling, 11 rooms, corner lot ebout one acre of ground ; also, opposite cor av ground, at low yur food ear Soldicre’ Home, quarter acre ground, new two-story ahd attic fraiwe dwelling, nine Foot: Bow. Louxe and stable. 84.000 apso-Ge TYLER & RUTHERFORD, br at nw, JOR SALE—THE MOST COMMANDING SITE IN Moutwus S0., FUnLIng Fon 7th street early to Met. Branch KK, fronting on New Cut Koad jeading to Kugwies’Station, about 6. actos, suit able for from 1 to 15 elegant coulitry locations FOR SALE—100 acres fronting on Colesville Pike, one mile frm Silver Spring; Will be reached by Tacome street, with slight extension, finely located for sult FOR SALE—Two desirable lots at Hyattsville at Teasouable price. FOR SALE—Forest Glen: a few choice lots. FOR SALE—Fine property on Shepherd Koad, bbe tween Soldiers’ Home aud Brighitwoo FOR SALE—That farm, 12% acros; 6-room bonse, out-build id orchard; ‘5 mule from Winduam Station, FOR SALE—The best offerings of farms on Met Branch, B. & O. K. R.; Falls Church ; Herndon, Va, and im all directions for or subdividine. Send tor BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. uw. JOR RENT—FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, WITH TWO ‘acres of choice land, two wiles "from city, beautitul, healthy location: @6 per month, i. A PHILLIPS, 1428 rk ave. ap20-Tm JOR SALE — LOTS—I HAVE 400,000 FEET OF ground in one body left at Good Hope Park. only half mic from the new bridge pow being built by the United, States Government at the werminus of Pa ave. “The scenery from Good Hope Park is uot equaled in America, with ap elevation of 200 tet, itcommands aview of the surrounding country for ‘over 60 tiles, including every part of ington City. also fine Miew of the Potouimc and Anacostia Rivers, Heme ber, this property is exactly the same distance frou Gapitol building as Dupont Circie and ex-Senstor ‘Blaiwe's residence. ‘Will be sold at investment prices, 8. 7, SU ap20-2w 402 JOR SALE—IN atteville—a number 200 te oot Fists ouretice Yo $400, on cany term. Plat at Gur oi “ Y SJOUN SHERMAN & C0, Tabs Pst. EK AT PRIVATE SALE FOR ‘a few days abvut 1:30,000 sguare fect of ground im Cedar and Spring sia.between 4th and 14th sta. road near Mt. Pleasant. inijroved by. Outbuildings; will be offered at fucure, can be readily subdivided. Apply to DUNCANSUN BOS, * ‘9th and D ste. nw. JOR SALE—60 ACRES AT LINDE Metropolitan Branch K. K. aperat WA. P. YOU OR SALE—OR TRADE FOR CIT ten-room Cottage, the bandsomest at Culoui h. 1b AT wd at once. WALKES & WILSON, 1006 Fst. nw._ Ph hdcestead of the late Gen, Hickey, om et kes ‘about three miles from U. 5. Capi- to commtisine So acres of very. eairable ish Sbiindauce of’ muall aud ‘large fruit. the waumiomy Tome 14 roctuny stated which is of brick, containit on an emineuce in a grove of forest oaks, has all neces sary outbuildines particulars apply to sane HUFTY & DYER, ap27-10t 13th and Fests, JOR SALE—A GOOD FARM, 7 MILES WEST OF this city near Falls Church, Va, 230 wcren: good buildings: price low; terme easy. BA. PHILLIPS, 1428 New Sorkave. a: JOR SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN. IF YoU ‘want a choice alte you ahould apply et unce, Over pig000;n Tapiovemente i course ot rection sy tae ‘This is the most beautitul tract of laud tor tiles arvund, Washington. Ouly = few deft trees pert“ THOS. G. HENS! ap2l-2w 1006 F st’ n. w. (Cannniper, MASS.—TO LET_NEAK THE COL- lege, house of 13 rooms with stable, all in cou Diete order: terms reasonable. to & je tenant, Address HOWLAND, Cambridge, F.0., Mas. plo TOW SALETA eLEBY, DESIRABLE FARM. SUIT. able tor vila eften: nw. of, Hypecwville: oye, mile ‘ana whole or dis A P.HILL & 00. 1838 Fat BER OF FARMS AND BUILD- Braveh, _P. HILL & CO,, 1338 F st POR SALE-ON BLADENSBURG ROAD, JUST guteide of ity, 1-000 feet Ground, Fraane’ He food view of ted will be sold Siew of thecity: will be ool Vided t suit purchasers. apl4-lm ous, Stable, Dairyman. only. $2,500. caag —— WALREK & WILSON. 1006 Fret. ap9-lan ALKEM & WILSON, 1006 F st. JOE SALE AND RENT—SMALL HOMES NEAR Faecys ity. Fifty fine selections ‘pz bow oa Pee OU fit SYFHERD & CO. 1007 Fat. New Sraxe Goons We have just received line of SPRING ESS GOODS, got Paucy woolen Fabrice “hits: ‘Linen, Shecungs, Pillow ‘aud Napkins to wala, all sizes; Damask and Huck Towels, in ¢rest vanetly. t ALE—“SUN DIAL” GAS STOVES: SMOKE- Fics, iistioesodocieny: can be used Yor che-balf cost ont. juniber, 617 10th st. n. SALE — SEND 5 TWO-CENT STAMPS FOR ‘New Book ou Binis aud Aquaria, lustra- Bepieh oe Bip BTUne eur teu doors south Pa: es PEST ‘p9-Lan Saddle Horse, T°'sat of mule Haruen 1 Goupe ALACE STABLES, 19th and E ets. nv.__« -_aple HOOE BRO. & CO. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES, ‘The largest assortment in the city to select from @® the very lowest prices, Also TRICYCLES, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Out-door Games, such a» TENNIS, BASE BALL, ARCHERY, CROQUET. Acailsoliciied 4 RUPPERT, 403-405 Tins. near D. Narrars Caysrat Discovenr. ‘The best recommended. the cleanest, the only now Poisonous, and the surest Hair Restorative ever offered, to the public. It restores gray or faded hair to its natural, youthful: color in three to ten days, stops the hair from falling, arrests dandruff and ecurf, and cures all eruptions af the scalp. It acts ass tonic upon the roots of the hain, increasing and thickening ite growth. Warranted to ‘contain no Lead, Suiphar, or Silver. ‘General Depots: Cor, 14th and I and 2d and D om, aw. Price $1. For sale ty generally. res ee. Kime: WW. rosie, Unsromah = me o >